Heather originally hails from Oklahoma where she was born and raised. She caught the acting bug

early on when she started entertaining her mothers friends with her lovable Tim Conway

impression. Who can forget the classic skit on the Carol Burnett show where Conway played the

bumbling elderly man with the funny walk? Well imagine a fiery 8 year old redhead trying those jokes!

After realizing she loved to hear people laugh, even at her expense, she started auditioning for

school plays and musicals. She was cast in musicals like H.M.S Pinafore, Lil Abner and Annie

Get Your Gun.  Soon after she started competing in drama competitions where she often walked

away with the first place trophy. In fact she took her top monologue to the giants in the theatre

department at Oklahoma State University. After auditioning for their program, Heather was

awarded a scholarship in theatre. But ultimately she found herself in the Journalism department

where she set her sights on becoming a hard-hitting reporter.

After a short stint as a reporter/anchor in several Midwest markets, Heather felt a calling back to

the stage! She saw an audition posted in the local paper and decided to follow her heart. Lo and

behold, she was cast as the lead! And once she had her taste of the stage again, there was no

turning back. From there she starred in several local plays like Mere Mortals, Sister Mary Ignatius

Explains It All For You, and the critically acclaimed The Madwoman of Chaillot. She soon

realized that there were other venues outside of the stage where she could perform. She started

auditioning for local films and commercials. With success in these areas, she truly felt like she had

found her home.

So after much planning, she decided to pursue this dream as a career and move to Los Angeles.

Soon after she arrived, she was cast in several feature films and was signed almost immediately by a

top agency. Heather is now a full-time actress pursuing the dream of making people laugh, just as

she started doing so many years ago.